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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
: " : ..... . . . - . " . : ..II- "-M"-,aMMMII,'M"ll,'MlW1 AS OLD AS TUB TOWN V - J.I -n--- , -1 i i-ri,' i 1 t ivu ..kiK VlV. GETTING EARLIER "CANTS" ' There is an unanthentietaed tradition to the elfect that tee oVvi that bird of nocturnal habit, was the carnal e , lier bik It was not sufficient for the (ml that My n that call to breakfast of the robins, the a k he o mcl others of the feathered tribe should aibitumh &o em hiHe b gan to outwit the other birds by snooping 3 before light, as wasn't ear y ;enoigh fm any sensible bird to begin the day's activities Thus m roes tte fable, the owl came to low the moonless dark Ms ey s adapted themselves to the gloom; and eventual y his ocula? equipment enabling, he became strictly a night W The owl's tactics suggest latest methods of Imperial VaJ lev California, cantaloupe growers.Califoin a has aiwajs been lUed for' its early produce. One can be very earjr without half trying in California, so why should canta loupe growers tw to be earlier .' . , . The answer, of course, is that moving business reason expressed in four words to make more money. Iht Sens which ingenious Imperial Valley growers, planting in January, take to get earlier "cants" are as successful as thev are unique. . , , . mi, omnlwriHirino-the cantaloupe land in lire ".T '-p-o - - r1, (he great series of rows running east and west, ihe pro poses of the ridges are dual. They enable the power to irrigate the plants without washing them out, but much more than this, they adapt themselves to forcing measures The rows running east and west, it is practical to plant the seed half-way up a side facing the warm south This southern exposure means that the young plants get maxi mum benefit from the sunshine. It is an absolutely nec essary measure. Next the growers bring into use tneir cantaloupe caps These are circular devices made of waxed or oiled paper, and they are placed over the hills until the young plants are well up. They protect the plants in the event of ad verse temperatures. When it is safe to remove the caps, r,nt tv.mwn nwflv. Oh. no! The clever canta- loupe expert knows every kink of his business. He turns the caps back so that they protect the plants on the north side, while the soutnern exposure is sun presei veu. Among he Imperial Valley growers there is intense competition to get the edible "cants" on the big Eastern wrV0t at tVio pnn'psf: nnssihle date.That is whv such mehods as here described are used. They are a product of competition. Not all the cantaloupes grown are capped, on east and west rows, but a large percentage are in 1919, accord ing to a good authority, 8000 out of 13,000 acres. ii I ,if v(c WKt ir a x: MSHE5 NOTICK TO CKKIUTOIIS. Notice is !urely jdven that the un dersigned has boon duly appointed ; Fv..-ut,u' of the estate of John U. j Coopov. deceased, l-y the County J Court of the State ot Oivjron tor I oik i county, and has iuuliiied. All per sons having claims njrainst the said estate are hoivby notified to present the same verified, to;r(Wr with the proper vouchers thoiofov, to the ujuiersinoa fxoouto-r at his resi.ionoe in the city of fndouenilonce in said county within six months from the dat& of this notice. Dated and first published Decem r. mm C. COOl'KR. OVl i1' .4.-- j Executor of the estate of John R. Cooper, deceased. SWOPE & SW0PE, Attorneys. 1 f J NOTICE TO CKEMTORS Notice is hereby griven that the un dersigned has boon duly appointed Administrator of the estate of 11. F. Sehruiik, deceased, by the County Court ef the State of Oreiron for P.lk countv. and has qualified. Ail persons having claims against the siiid estate ai-e hereby notified to pre sent the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers thereto, to the undersigned Administrator at his residence near Ruena ista, I oik County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated an first published December 5th, 1919. J. A. REYNOLDS, Administrator of tht- estate of B. F. Schrunk, deceased. SWOFE & SW'OPE, Attorne. 1 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned D. E. Fletcher, has been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Polk, Adminstrator of the estate of J. L. W. Jasperson, deceased, and has qualified. All persons havine claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them, wiffc proper vouch era. within six months from the date of this notice, to said Administrator at his offiee in the Cooper Block, In the city of Independence in said coun ty and State. Dated and first published Norera ber 28, 1919. D. E. FLETCHER, Administrator of the Estate of J L. W. Jasperson, deceased. D. E. FLETCHER, Attorney. tt t NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT And Thanks for Past Favors A good year! A very good year and you helped make it so! We thank you, and extend to you and yours the compliments of the season. YourMoyal support in the past encourages us to I ' loir PPH A ntT'P rdoo. -P 4-U TTTTTTTDU Another New Year is knocking at the door May he enter like April Sunshine and go out like a kinldy AUTUMN DAY. WW EDDY & CARBRAY ...DRY GOODS AND SHOES. , rj iT m it m m w m a m Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned Adminstratrix of the es tate of Homer Liliberty, deceased, hai filed her final account in the county court of the State of Oregon for Polk county, and that Monday the 22nd day of December, 1919, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the County Court rooji in the County Court House at Dal las, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to the final account and the settlement thereof. GRACE MORGAN, Administratrix of the estate of Homer Lalibery, deceased. Dated and first nublished Novebmer 21, 1919. ' - SWOPE & SW0PE, Attorneys, 1 tt When home merchants do not ver5se in their local papers, t have mighty poor excuse to kick find fault when Salem or Montgom Ward & Company fill the papers wi their announcements. 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